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“While this data is very interesting and in line with many other associative studies... to definitively prove that the link that vitamin D and breast cancer survival is causal, randomized clinical trials vitamin D supplementation vs placebo would be necessary.”

“For each additional 10 grams of daily fiber intake during early adulthood breast cancer risk dropped by 13%.”

“FTA: > Postmenopausal women with diverse gut bacteria exhibit a more favorable ratio of estrogen metabolites, which is associated with reduced risk for breast cancer, compared to women with less microbial variation, according to a new study.”

“Multivitamins appear to have no effect on total cancer incidence or several types of cancers including breast, colorectal, prostate, or skin (melanoma), although the risk of lung cancer was 38% *lower for participants taking a multivitamin.”

“It will be interesting to see if these make it through the rigors of peer review (not there yet): Exposure to BPA substitute causes hyperactivity and brain changes in fish. BPA stimulates growth of breast cancer cells, diminishes effect of treatment.”

“Even light resistance work—such as bodyweight exercises or resistance bands—can be beneficial. In one of Dr. Kerry Courneya's studies, resistance training—but not aerobic exercise—improved chemotherapy completion rates among breast cancer patients.”

“FTA: > Breast cancer patients with high levels of vitamin D in their blood are twice as likely to survive the disease as women with low levels of this nutrient, report researchers.”

“For example, whereas overexpression of SIRT1 suppresses tumor growth in colon cancer, its upregulation promotes tumor growth in gastric cancer. One or both copies of the SIRT3 gene is absent in 20 percent of all cancers, a figure that is doubled in breast and ovarian cancers.”

“The effects of sulforaphane remained up to three months after the intervention. Other evidence demonstrates that sulforaphane may be beneficial against breast cancer, lympohoma, melanoma, and others.”

“Cancer Whether resveratrol may be beneficial for the treatment of cancer in humans is not currently known; however, numerous in vivo rodent studies have shown the potential of resveratrol for the treatment of pancreatic, prostate, colorectal, liver and breast cancer.”